International Landscape Lightning Institute Inc.
International Landscape Lightning Institute Inc.
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About this organization
Revenue
$121,001
Expenses
$118,314
Mission
The specific purpose of the corporation is to promote the development of landscape lighting design by undertaking the following activities: operating educational and technical workshops for students of landscape lighting design, preparing and distributing original or donated educational videos, articles and books to the public about the art of landscape lighting design, and compiling and maintaining an informal collection of literature relating to the landscape lighting design work.
About
Intensive design and field training course: often referred to as boot camp, this 5-day, 4-night 10+ hour per day class teaches the next generation of landscape lighting professionals and changes their professional lives. The course includes lectures, demonstrations, and the course project where teams design, install, and present to the public a full-scale landscape lighting mockup. ILLI has equipment from 51 manufactures providing the course attendees with a broad experience with lamps and fixtures available on the market to help them become familiar with how both light and fixtures work. This course began in the 1980s at UC Berkeley, was taught at Rutgers and RPIS LRC. Shorter introduction course that could be offered at multiple locations. We are also working on a new reception and classroom building, as our current facilities have become too restricting.